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I created a 72dpi image for a website and I need to recreate it at a higher resolution. The image is a 6×7 matrix of colored blocks with a lens blur applied. The effect blows out a couple color blocks on the edges and blurs the rest from just off center out (you can see the original file at monderer.com <http://www.monderer.com>). I recreated the colored blocks in a 300dpi and started working with another 72dpi version of the file to determine the best settings to recreate the effect. I came very close and switched over to the 300dpi file, copied the alpha channel from the 72dpi to the 300dpi file, then applied the lens blur effect to the colored block layer. I’m getting completely different results, however. The blur works as expects, though it is considerably softer and less pronounced, but I’m not able to get the blown out squares no matter how hard I try. Shouldn’t the lens blur work the same regardless of image resolution? If not why and is there a way around this?
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